Suzanne Blake

Wegovy, a weight-loss drug, has been approved for coverage for patients on Medicare who have a history of heart disease.

Everyone who earns an annual income of $18,954 or less qualifies for the food assistance program.

A new report from WalletHub found a few states were leading the pack when it came to overall mortgage debt.

In the survey, 68 percent of small business owners said Gen Zers were the "least reliable" of all their employees.

Veterans would qualify for the reduced rate if the total household assets in the last three years were less than or equal to $1M.

California's insurance commissioner unveiled a new plan to let insurance companies use specific models around future catastrophes.

As parents look for ways to reduce their child's future student debt, prepaid plans allow them to get ahead of surging costs.

If the Boosting Benefits and COLAs for Seniors Act get passed, seniors would likely see higher yearly boosts to their benefits.

Jaskaran Singh, a Bellevue landlord, protests after two years of squatter Sang Kim living in his rental property.

When the organization finds out about errors, it can add on severe penalties, including deep cuts to your future benefits.

Everyone looking to switch plans must update their coverage by the end of the month or wait until October.

Some Americans may be unaware of what's at stake when they delay signing up for Medicare.

The Texas capital city is becoming a housing market wasteland compared to its popularity before the pandemic, experts say.

Social Security has been known to cut down checks or remove benefits altogether in the case of an overpayment error.

Christina Vaskovsky, a 56-year-old from Cincinnati, was arrested in November 2023 after years of using her dead mother's identity to secure benefits.

Every year, taxpayers are startled to find their income as an independent contractor or business owner taxed at a higher rate than imagined.

In a new Intuit Credit Karma report, 38 percent of Gen Z homeowners said they got financial assistance from their parents to purchase their home.

The support program is back, but homebuyers may be unaware they're losing a portion of their future profits in applying for help.

New legislation offers some financial support to help mental health and substance use counselors pay off their student loans.

So far the rebates haven't made their way into Americans' hands though, but California, New York, New Mexico and Hawaii are about to shake that up.

On April 8, the moon will block the light from the sun, and rare event will take a specific path across North America.

According to Novo Nordisk, annual price increases haven't gone beyond single digits in the United States since 2016.

Recipients with a birthday between the 11th and 20th of any given month will see their checks deposited on Wednesday.

The teacher shortage has been growing as many educators leave in pursuit of higher-paying jobs with less burnout.

A group of U.S. senators has proposed a new law to integrate the two plans in a more seamless program.

According to a new survey, 68 percent of baby boomers said they believe their age puts them at a disadvantage when finding a new job.

Since 1991, Deleria Huff has pocketed $337,642 in government money intended for her deceased mother, court documents say.

The new policy reforms would keep students and borrowers from paying what the White House calls "unnecessary" fees.

An obesity drug's prescription marketing has been updated to say it also reduces cardiovascular risks.

Tom Krawczyk, age 62, wanted the best for his children, which is why he took on more than $300,000 in Parent PLUS loans so they could attend college.